Hurricanes more powerful, study says
Researcher at MIT sees larger storms with stronger winds
The destructive power of hurricanes in the North Atlantic and North Pacific has nearly doubled over the past 30 years, at least partly because of human-induced global warming, according to a controversial new study by a prominent climate researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. (Full article: 1022 words)
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